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Pulse
Monitor US, Hong Kong, China and Taiwan stocks from your Mac menu bar
Overview.
Pulse is a lightweight macOS menu bar stock tracker that keeps quotes, watchlists and price trends in view while you work. It covers US, Hong Kong, China A-share, Taiwan, Japanese and Korean stocks plus crypto, with position P&L summed by market and US extended hours built in.
All data stays on your Mac: no account, no cloud storage. A local MCP lets Claude, ChatGPT and other agents read and edit your watchlists, and every network request is listed for transparency. Free for 30 days with every feature, then $19.99 once. No subscription, updates included.
IntegrationsClaudeChatGPTMCPLongbridge
Pulse at a glance.
Pulse is a finance tool for solo founders and developers, available on macOS. Pulse is paid with a free trial; plans start at $19.99/mo. Key features include menu bar stock quotes for US, Hong Kong, China, and Taiwan markets, position P&L tracking summed by market, extended hours trading support and local MCP for AI agent integration. It integrates with Claude, ChatGPT, MCP and Longbridge. It is built by 王顶. It launches on DodoLaunch in week 50 of 2026.
- Category
- Finance +2
- Pricing
- Free trial
- Starting price
- $19.99/mo
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- Yes
- Platforms
- macOS
- Best for
- Solo founders, Developers
- Integrations
- 4
- Launch week
- Week 50, 2026
- Maker
- 王顶
- Rating
- No reviews yet
Screenshots.
Features.
- Menu bar stock quotes for US, Hong Kong, China, and Taiwan markets
- Position P&L tracking summed by market
- Extended hours trading support
- Local MCP for AI agent integration
- All data stored locally on your Mac
- One-time purchase, no subscriptions
- 30-day free trial, no account needed
- Candlestick charts from 5-minute to monthly with volume
Pricing.
Free trial
Free
- 30 days, every feature
- No account or card needed
- Watchlists stay on your Mac
License
$19.99/once
- One-time purchase, no subscription
- One license key for up to 3 Macs
- Future updates included
Prices as listed by the maker. Check the website for current pricing.
How Pulse compares.
| Product | Pricing | Platforms | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pulse | From $19.99/mo | macOS | – |
| EXNNA | Paid | Web | – |
| Deck Studio Data Room Template | Free | Web | – |
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Pulse FAQ.
Are the prices real-time?
It depends on the market and the source. With the free sources, US, China A-share, Taiwan and Korean quotes refresh about every 15 seconds; Hong Kong quotes are delayed about 15 minutes and Japanese quotes about 20. Crypto streams every second while the popover is open. Connect your own Longbridge OpenAPI account for pushed quotes on US, Hong Kong and A-shares. Every quote shows whether it is real-time or delayed.
Which markets does Pulse cover?
US, Hong Kong, China A-share (Shanghai and Shenzhen), Taiwan listed and OTC stocks, Japanese and Korean stocks, crypto, precious metals, indices and ETFs. Search by ticker or by name.
Which Macs does it run on?
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Is Pulse free?
Pulse has a free plan. Paid plans start at $19.99/mo and unlock more usage and features.
Who is Pulse for?
Pulse is a finance tool built for solo founders and developers. It is listed in Finance on DodoLaunch.
What are the best alternatives to Pulse?
Popular alternatives to Pulse in Finance include EXNNA and Deck Studio Data Room Template. They are ranked by reviews, votes and fit on the Pulse alternatives page.
When did Pulse launch on DodoLaunch?
Pulse is scheduled to launch on DodoLaunch in week 50 of 2026.
Who makes Pulse?
Pulse is built by 王顶.
Launch history.
- Week 50, 2026Community ranking0Scheduled
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